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The fine line of mechanical ventilation in respiratory illness

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Ventilators are saving the lives of people with COVID-19, but can also damage the lungs. Advanced imaging techniques, combined with tailored imaging analysis developed by Monash engineers, are playing a critical role in expanding our understanding of how the injured lung responds to mechanical ventilation. Read more at Monash Lens.

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